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KEXP presents Kiasmos performing live at Kex Hostel, Reykjavik

KEXP.ORG presents Kiasmos performing live at Kex Hostel in Reykjavik during Iceland Airwaves.

Kiasmos is made up of Icelandic BAFTA-winning composer Ólafur Arnalds, known for his unique blend of minimal piano and string compositions with electronic sounds, and Janus Rasmussen from the Faroe Islands, known as the mastermind of the electro-pop outfit Bloodgroup. Based in Reykjavík, Arnalds used to work as a sound engineer, often for Rasmussen’s other projects, where the two musicians discovered their common love for minimal, experimental music. They eventually became best friends, often hanging out in their studio, exploring electronic sounds.

After dropping several tracks and performing at select festivals throughout the years, Ólafur Arnalds and Janus Rasmussen dedicated the year 2014 to explore the area in-between Ólafur’s more acoustic, piano-based solo work and Janus’s synth-heavy electro-pop, with their collaborative electronic project Kiasmos.

By focusing solely on their self-titled debut album, Ólafur and Janus have been able to combine and further develop their unique sound aesthetics to complete an album driven by their mutual love for electronic music. Made in Ólafur’s newly build studio in Reykjavík, Iceland, a majority of the album was recorded using acoustic instruments next to a variety of synthesisers, drum machines, and tape delays. It features a live drummer, string quartet and Ólafur performing on the grand piano, producing an ambient, textured sound, which makes it a perfect home listen and equally danceable record. If you listen closely, you can spot them record the thumb piano, finger snapping and even the sound of the metal grinder of a lighter slowly to replace the usual electronic hi-hat sounds, giving the album a far more intimate and unique atmosphere.

Tracks played: Gaunt Looped Blurred Thrown Burnt Bent

Host: Cheryl Waters Audio Engineer: Kevin Suggs Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Scott Holpainen, Luke Knecht, Matt Ogaz and Justin Wilmore Editor: Scott Holpainen

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Kiasmos' Blurred is part crescendo, part heartbreak

"blurred ep".

Surfing the present wave of contemporary classical, of which BAFTA-winning composer Arnalds is arguably one of the biggest players in his own right, the pair have orchestrated a characteristically sublime relationship between acoustic and programmed elements, where other efforts have sounded flat or contrived.

Much, much more than the cobbling together of classical and electronic music, Kiasmos’s sound, their identity, is an artisanal alloy of piano, strings, synths and drum machines, tightly wrought with gravity and emotion.

Intially a mutual side project, their self-titled debut album was released through Erased Tapes in 2014, its deft, glacial beats, minimalist piano and vivid synth and string arrangements earning critical acclaim. A central plank of the album is the affecting way in which light and dark, or soft and harsh, are balanced against one another.

"Bent" and "Burnt", the closing tracks, are especially excellent in this regard, with increasingly abrasive and jagged synths almost taunting the unwavering melancholy of simple, repeating piano melodies. In fact it’s this minimalism, a hallmark of Arnalds’ solo work, and the brutally economical way in which Kiasmos are able to wrench on the emotions with so little, that has distinguished their potency as a production duo.

And so they return, following two years of worldwide touring, with new EP Blurred . Four new tracks are joined by remixes from Bonobo and Stimming and while undercurrents of heartache remain, for the most part, the EP is heavy on twinkling, layered high ends and uplifting crescendos.

Opener "Shed", in stark contrast to the slow burning introductions of "Lit" and "Drawn" from previous releases, jumps straight into things for what is undoubtedly Kiasmos’s brightest, most optimistic tune to date – not a minor chord in sight. It’s nice if not slightly mawkish, signalling a shift in tone from previous releases.

"Jarred" and "Paused" are each as reliably stirring as the rest of the Kiasmos catalogue, but struggle to match the levels of urgency found elsewhere. The former is rescued by a beautiful, multichromatic second half, furnished with Debussy-esque piano trills, but if it weren’t for such detailed and accomplished levels of production, these two tracks would be much easier to overlook.

The apex of the EP is undoubtedly the title track, building on an ascending chord progression and busy, buoyant strings – the latter a dynamic counterpoint to the steady, ambling piano. Bonobo’s reworking does exactly as expected. It’s a faithful and engaging remodelling in the producer’s image, replete with trademark wooden percussion, all bells and whistles – a messy, pretty foil for the original’s cinematic severity.

Ultimately though, the release as a whole feels slightly restrained. There’s none of the apocalyptic intensity of the album, no tension between grit and grandiosity, or the emotional ambiguity of tracks like "Swept", "Thrown" and "Looped". Luckily, these productions remain of such a high quality that they’ve avoided sounding too tedious. By their next release, let’s hope Kiasmos can build on these rock solid foundations. Everything they’ve done so far is pointing in the right direction.

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We Could Stay (with Josin)

Oceans (with RY X)

Blurred (with Kiasmos)

Trance Frendz (with Nils Frahm)

The Chopin Project (with Alice Sara Ott)

Swept EP (with Kiasmos)

Life Story Love and Glory (with Nils Frahm)

Looped EP (with Kiasmos)

Loon (with Nils Frahm)

Kiasmos (with Kiasmos)

Stare (with Nils Frahm)

Thrown EP (with Kiasmos)

65/Milo (with Kiasmos)

When We Are Born

The Invisible EP

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Petalclouds / Singapore Changi Airport Installation

Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams

Broadchurch - The Final Chapter

Out of Thin Air

Late Night Tales

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Kinesthesia

Gimme Shelter

Life in a Fishbowl (Vonarstræti)

Symphonie Cinétique

Another Happy Day

Two Songs for Dance

Jitters (Órói)

Ólafur’s fifth studio album, some kind of peace, is his most revealing and vulnerable work to date. A journey of Ólafur’s personal and creative growth, set against the backdrop of a world thrown into chaos. some kind of peace features guest appearances by Bonobo, Josin and JFDR.

• Loom (feat. Bonobo) 3:47
• Woven Song 3:10
• Spiral 3:21
• Still / Sound 4:14
• Back to the Sky (feat. JFDR) 3:23
• New Grass 4:02
• The Bottom Line (feat. Josin) 4:02
• We Contain Multitudes 3:19
• Undone 5:04

Ólafur’s fourth studio album is an ode to the creative process. Ólafur has called it his „breaking-out-of-a-shell album“ where he gives free rein to his varied influences and creativity. The album is the first to feature his groundbreaking, custom built instrument STRATUS.

• re:member 6:05
• unfold ft. SOHN Listen 3:58
• inconsist 4:32
• they sink 2:35
• ypsilon 3:56
• partial 3:16
• momentary 2:05
• ekki hugsa 4:42

10 year anniversary edition of Ólafur’s debut album. Restored with the help of his friends, remixed by Ólafur himself and remastered by Nils Frahm. Redesigned by Torsten Posselt at FELD using the original photographs taken by Stuart Bailes during a trip to Ólafur’s home in Iceland in 2007.

• 0048 / 0729 5:24
• 3055 Listen 5:26
• 3704 / 3837 2:35

Over the course of seven weeks in the summer of 2016 Ólafur travelled to seven different locations around Iceland to record a series of new compositions. Each week saw the release of a new song and a video performance where Ólafur collaborated with local artists. The final result is a musical film directed by Ólafur’s long time collborator Baldvin Z.

• Árbakkinn 4:56
• Raddir 4:13
• Öldurót 4:28
• Particles 3:58
• Doria Listen 3:22

On his third studio album, Ólafur expanded on his explorations of minimal sound and electronica. For Now I am Winter is his first album to feature a full orchestra and vocals by fellow Icelander Arnór Dan.

• Sudden Throw 3:16
• For Now I am Winter Listen 5:05
• A Stutter 5:09
• Words Of Amber 3:22
• Reclaim 4:01
• Hands, Be Still 3:39
• Only The Winds Listen 5:21
• Old Skin Listen 4:08
• We (Too) Shall Rest 2:05
• This Place Was a Shelter Listen 3:50
• Carry Me Anew 3:35

As the title conveys, these tracks were performed and recorded in the living room of Ólafur’s Reykjavik apartment. Living Room Songs was Ólafur’s second seven day, one song per day, project and the first to include live video performances.

• Fyrsta Listen 4:16
• Near Light Listen 3:28
• Film Credits 3:31
• Tomorrow’s Song 2:57
• Lag fyrir Ömmu 3:32
• This Place is a Shelter 2:12

Ólafur’s second studio album displayed a new sense of sonic diversity and continued his mission of breaking down boundaries of genres and opening up an emotive world of beguiling electronic chamber music and delicate classical arrangements.

• Þú Ert Sólin Listen 3:25
• Þú Ert Jörðin 4:34
• Tunglið 4:27
• Loftið Verður Skyndilega Kalt 5:48
• Kjurrt 4:44
• Gleypa Okkur 5:48
• Hægt, Kemur Ljósið Listen 5:33
• Undan Hulu 5:08
• Þau Hafa Sloppið Undan Þunga Myrkursins 4:01

Found Songs was Ólafur first experimentation with writing, recording and releasing music in a seven day, one song per day, cycle. Each track became available for free download as soon as it was ready.

• Erla’s Waltz 2:14
• Romance 1:47
• Allt Varð Hljótt Listen 3:22
• Lost Song 3:41
• Ljósið Listen 3:29

This 5 song EP follow-up to Eulogy for Evolution featured Ólafur’s first experiments with electronics. These haunting songs earned him acclaim from both the contemporary and classical field – transcending a traditional divide.

• Fok Listen 4:29
• Við vorum smá... 2:22
• Lokaðu augunum 3:44
• Himininn er að hrynja, en stjörnurnar fara þér vel 5:37

Ólafur’s first studio album. A culmination of his first experiments piano and strings. With it, Arnalds set out to document the journey of life, from birth to death.

• 3055 Listen 5:28

„I found Ella on a Sunday doom-scroll, being a little curious about all the people who had used an improvisation I had posted a few weeks earlier in their content. Amidst all the noise I found Ella’s video. Her mesmerising voice over my improvisation just floored me. And after I had listened to it about 30 times I decided to just get in touch. A couple of weeks later she was on a plane to Iceland where we finished the song and filmed the video. A beautiful reminder of what social media can bring to creativity.“

A collaborative track for Sandrayati’s debut album, Safe Ground.

The closing track from Odesza’s album, The Last Goodbye, written by Ólafur and Odesza.

"The heart of a song lives in the performer" Released in October 2022, this distinctive 10-track album celebrates each artist’s individual character, sound and interpretation as the essence of each song on some kind of peace. The line-up fea tures contributions from across the musical spectrum – spanning modern classical, electronic, jazz and alternative worlds – with performances by Hania Rani, Yiruma, Dustin O’Halloran, JFDR, Alfa Mist, Lambert, Sophie Hutchings, tstewart, Eydís Evensen and Magnús Jóhann.

• Zero — Alfa Mist 3:28
• Spiral — Dustin O’Halloran 3:34
• We Contain Multitudes — Yiruma 4:25
• Still / Sound — Sophie Hutchings 4:51
• The Bottom Line — Jófríður Ákadóttir 4:29
• Back To The Sky — Lambert 3:45
• Undone — Magnús Jóhann 4:15
• Loom — Eydís Evensen 3:57
• Woven Song — Hania Rani 3:48
• New Grass — Machinedrum 3:37

We Could Stay was written in Iceland during the same session as the recordings for Josin’s feature on The Bottom Line from some kind of peace and released in 2022.

Ólafur’s first collaboration with RY X, based on his track ypsilon from the album re:member.

Kiasmos marked their return in 2017 with a new 12″ EP titled Blurred which included remixes from British producer Bonobo and German electronic musician Stimming.

• Blurred Listen 5:06
• Jarred 5:36
• Paused 5:27
• Blurred (Bonobo Remix) 6:01
• Paused (Stimming Remix) 7:11

On the 28th of July 2015 Nils Frahm and Ólafur Arnalds invited Alexander Schneider and his camera to document an improvised session at Nils’ studio in Berlin. The result was several new pieces written and recorded in 8 hours with no overdubs and no edits. Watch the film here . Also available on Ólafur and Nils’ Collaborative Works CD.

• 20:17 Listen 5:55

A collaboration with acclaimed German-Japanese pianist Alice Sara Ott. The project presents some of Chopin’s work in a new context with Ólafur’s own recompositions.

• Verses Listen 4:03
• Piano Sonata No. 3: Largo 9:17
• Nocturne in C Sharp Minor (ft. Mari Samuelsen) 4:24
• Reminiscence Listen 4:28
• Nocturne in G Minor 3:01
• Eyes Shut / Nocturne in C Minor 6:41
• Written in Stone 3:27
• Letters of a Traveller 4:18
• Prélude in D Flat Major (“Raindrop”), Op.28, No.15 5:57

Kiasmos’ 2015 EP was recorded in various locations, including Reykjavík and Berlin, and features three original tracks and a remix by Tale of Us.

• Swept (Tale Of Us Remix) 7:04

Ólafur and Nils’ 2-track release Life Story Love and Glory is a live improv affair on two pianos, recorded in 2012 at Nils’ Durton Studio in Berlin but kept hidden until 2015.

• Life Story Listen 5:40
• Love and Glory 5:25

A special 3-track EP featuring album debut album highlight ‘Looped’ and remixes of album tracks ‘Held’ and ‘Burnt’ by Dauwd and Lubomyr Melnyk.

• Looped 5:40
• Held (Dauwd Remix) 6:02
• Burnt (Lubomyr Melnyk Rework) 12:01

Loon contains five synthesizer-led pieces recorded in autumn 2014. The album takes the ambient sounds of Stare and adds more percussive elements and dub influences. All mixes were recorded straight onto tape. Also available on Ólafur and Nils’ Collaborative Works CD.

• Four Listen 3:08
• Wide Open 5:47

Kiasmos is where Ólafur and his friend and frequent collaborator Janus Rasmussen meet to share their love for minimal, experimental techno. Their debut album of the same name came out 2014.

• Held Listen 5:01
• Looped 6:00
• Swayed 4:23
• Thrown 8:59
• Dragged 5:00
• Burnt Listen 9:20

Erased Tapes label mates and friends Ólafur and Nils recorded Stare, their first of many collaborative albums, as a surprise release for the label’s founder Robert Raths.

• A2 Listen 4:46
• B2 (Max Cooper Remix) 9:26

The Thrown EP features two original tracks and guest remixes by FaltyDL and 65daysofstatic.

• Thrown 8:21
• Thrown (FaltyDL Remix) 4:14
• Wrecked 6:54
• Wrecked (65daysofstatic Remix) 4:53

65/Milo was Kiasmos’ debut record, a split 12″ with Erased Tapes label mate Rival Consoles.

• Walled 6:22
• Milo (Rival Consoles) 2:43
• Func (Rival Consoles) 3.57
• ARP (Rival Consoles) 5:42

A psychological thrilled created for Apple TV+. After suffering a traumatic head injury that leaves her with serious memory loss issues, Sophia embarks on a quest to piece her life back together. However, she realises that the people who are helping her may not have her best interests in mind.

Moonhaven, a dystopian sci-fi series released on AMC+, focuses on Bella Sway, a lunar cargo pilot and smuggler 100 years in the future who finds herself accused of a crime and marooned on Moonhaven, a utopian community set on a 500 square mile Garden of Eden built on the Moon to find solutions to the problems that will soon end civilization on Mother Earth.

A film by Vincent Moon and Ólafur Arnalds. When We Are Born is a unique live performance film that tells a touching and thoroughly human story based in part on Ólafur’s life. Through themes of rituals, relationships and exploration of our inner landscapes, this is a film focused on how we all move forward — and made especially potent in the times of disconnect and isolation we now live in.

An EP based on the music from the 2014 documentary The Invisible Front. The film tells the story of Lithuanian resistance in 1944 and the love between Luksa and Nijole. Includes fan favourites Happiness Does Not Wait and Epilogue (also featured in the Oscars-award winning film Nomadland by Chloé Zhao).

• Partisans 3:56
• The Invisible Front 3:24
• Letters 2:01
• Kadizonas 4:23
• Microcosm 3:20
• Respite 2:43
• Happiness Does Not Wait 3:16
• Epilogue 4:09

An audio-visual experience to be premiered at Reeperbahn Festival 2019, where the dome of the Hamburg Planetarium was be transformed into a place of surreal sensuality. The project is a collaboration between Ólafur and designer and art director Torsten Posselt of FELD.

Ólafur scored Baldvin Z’s 2018 internationally celebrated and multi award-winning film. Let Me Fall is based on true stories from a horrifying world of drugs and violence in the underbelly of Icelandic society.

A collaboration with art+com studios, Petalclouds is the central artwork at Terminal 4 at Changi Airport in Singapore. The ever changing kinetic installation spans across 200 metres under the roof of the Central Galleria and Ólafur’s specially composed music can be heard through speakers at various places inside the terminal.

Ambitious Amazon Prime sci-fi anthology series based on the works of writer Philip K. Dick. Ólafur scored the first episode of the series, ‘The Hood Maker’.

Release of the award winning soundtrack for the third and final season of the UK hit crime series Broadchurch, composed by Ólafur.

• I Could Hear Water 4:01
• Re-Enactment 3:21
• Interrogation 1:29
• The Final Chapter 3:59
• Right By You 3:26
• I Could Have Stopped It 4:17
• Ellie’s Theme 3:05
• I Felt Guilty 2:53
• Going Under 3:55
• Attack 1:25
• Say It Was Me 2:17
• Not Alone 3:16
• Tell Us What Happened 3:27
• Take My Leave of You (feat. Arnor Dan) Listen 2:49

Ólafur’s score to Out of Thin Air, a thrilling Icelandic documentary on biggest-ever criminal investigation in the country’s history.

Ólafur’s Late Night Tales mix presents many fellow Icelandic artists and frequent international collaborators. It also includes three exclusives: his own ‘Kinesthesia I’ and ‘RGB’ and ‘Orgoned’ by his techno side project Kiasmos.

• Jómsvíkingarímur - ýta eigi feldi rór (Hjálmar Lárusson, Jónbjörn Gíslason) 1:12
• Forever (Juliana Barwick) 5:30
• Last Remnants (Koreless) 4:21
• How Did I Get Here - Instrumental Version (ODESZA) 2:10
• A Noise (Anois) 4:05
• Góða Tungl (Samaris) 4:11
• Pre (Rival Consoles) 5:14
• Lion - Jamie Xx Remix (Four Tet) 7:09
• Jasmine (Jai Paul) 4:14
• Our Love Comes Back (James Blake) 3:39
• Pull (Spooky Black) 4:13
• Say My Name 5:41
• And Still They Move (Sarah Neufeld, Colin Stetson) 2:57
• Orgoned (Kiasmos) 6:00
• Kinesthesia I 1:46
• Ethereal (Hjaltalín) 6:39
• Undone (David Tennant) 3:52
• Late Night Tales - Continuous Mix 69:23

Ólafur wrote the original score to ITV’s hit series Broadchurch. His work on the series won him several awards including a BAFTA and the Televisual Bulldog Awards.

• Main Theme 1:12
• The Journey 4:21
• So Close Listen 2:10
• Suspects 4:05
• What Did They Ask You? 4:11
• She’s Your Mother 4:38
• Excavating the Past 5:14
• The Meeting 7:09
• Broken 4:14
• I’m Not the Guilty One 3:39
• So Far Listen 4:13
• Beth’s Theme Listen 5:41

Ólafur collaborated with So You Think You Can Dance choreographer Travis Wall and Shaping Sound Co. on this crowd-funded funded dance film.

Ólafur’s original score to Gimme Shelter, directed by Ron Krauss, starring Vanessa Hudgens, Brendan Fraiser and Rosario Dawson.

• Highway 2:49
• Born To Die (Lana Del Rey) 4:45
• In a Strange Place 0:56
• What Was Meant To Be 2:11
• Streets 2:40
• Price Tag (Jessie J) 3:08
• Runaway 1:36
• Overcome 1:28
• Never Alone 2:12
• And I Will Hear You 1:47
• Leave With Me 1:17
• A Threat 0:52
• The Apple of my Eye Listen 4:46
• Abandonment 1:57
• To Build a Home (Cinematic Orchestra) 6:07
• Someday Listen 3:03
• The Walk Back Home (Paul Haslinger) 2:51
• A Mother’s Prayer (Céline Dion)

Ólafur wrote the score for this Icelandic Box Office hit using only a felt piano. The film, directed by long time collaborator, Baldvin Z, became one of the most successful films in Icelandic movie history.

Ólafur joined German media artist Joachim Sauter (art-com) in making this collaborative, interactive art installation at MADE in Berlin. The show won several ADC awards including for music and sound.

Winner of the Sundance Film Festivals prestigious Screenwriting Award, Another Happy Day is the feature film debut of writer and director Sam Levinson and features an outstanding ensemble cast including Ellen Barkin, Demi Moore and Thomas Hayden-Church.

• The Land Of Nod 2:32
• Through The Screen 1:42
• Before The Calm 1:19
• Lynn’s Theme Theme Listen 1:56
• Alice Enters 2:57
• The Wait 3:35
• A Family Stroll 2:10
• Poland Listen 3:30
• Out To Sea 4:10
• Autumn Day 3:26
• Everything Must Change 6:37

A limited 7″ vinyl single featuring two rarities from dance works.

• Endalaus II 3:53
• For Teda 4:33

Ólafur first attempt at a film score was for this horror thriller short by Academy Award nominated director Ruari Robinson.

Ólafur collaborated with the Icelandic Dance Company and choreographer Alan Lucien Oyen on Endalaus.

Órói was Ólafur’s first full film score as well as director’s Baldvin Z first feature film. A touching story of teenagers coming to terms with life.

A collaboration with acclaimed choreographer Wayne McGregor and the Random Dance Company. The piece is inspired by Shackelton’s expedition to the South Pole and ran at Sadler’s Wells in London as a part of In The Spirit of Daghiliev.

• Frá upphafi 1:46
• Lokaðu augunum 3:53
• Brotsjór Listen 3:53
• Við vorum smá 3:16
• Til enda 4:09
• Og lengra Listen 3:55

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Kiasmos is composed of Janus Rasmussen and Ólafur Arnalds who is a headliner Modern Classical from Iceland.

The concert was pretty good at pretty good venue that has good sound system. There were no drunk crowd, which often there are, I was able to immerse myself in their sound genuinely.

People are missing another great sound experience from Iceland. They are a new addition of my favorite Icelandic artists like Bjork, Sigur Rós, Mum, Asgeir.

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Last show of the current tour, apparently. 300+ shows later, sorry to say it felt a bit tired. I thought Vicar Street would suit them, but having seen them rock the roof off two years earlier in the much dingier District 8 a couple of hundred meters away, they really didn't rise to the occasion. Not a bad gig as such, but I think it's time to get back in the studio and get that second album down.

It was exactly what I expected: a transcendental experience without resorting to other substances. When I closed my eyes, I could really feel myself inside the melodies, even though the usual garrulous people were there to annoy you.

The sound was strong, cohese and the bass was the best!

It was a great night! magnificent lighting and sound, in a very special location.

The audience was very mature and pleasant, really good atmosphere.

I think the onley thing that could have make the sound perfect is amplification from the back of the hall.

thank you Kiasmos!!!!

It was an amazing show at the Electric Brixton. The sound was overwhelming and at one point Kiasmos really blew my mind. The venue was really nice as well, with an excited crowd sharing this great experience.

Great set. Brilliant sound and they really read the crowd to give the music more impact. There were a few tech issues and an hour and twenty mins seemed short but big thumbs up none the less.

Amazing one hour live set from Kiasmos at the Printworks in London. The set was perfectly paced and built, reigning in all the crowd. I would definitely see them again.

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Kiasmos wird derzeit nicht in der Nähe deines Standorts auftreten – hat aber vor, 24 Konzerte in 15 Länder in 2024-2025 zu geben. Alle Konzerte anzeigen.

Nächste 3 Konzerte:

• Reykjavík, Iceland
• Berlin, Germany

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Meist gespielt:

• London (14)
• Barcelona (8)
• Reykjavík (6)

Meiste Auftritte mit:

• Rival Consoles (11)
• Nils Frahm (8)
• Floating Points (8)
• Recondite (6)
• George Fitzgerald (6)

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